Harry Styles loves a slow burn. No surprise drops, no info overload. Just vibes, mystery, and a perfectly timed Instagram post. After weeks of cryptic teasing across cities and screens, Styles has officially announced his new album: Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, out March 6.
Four years after Harry’s House, he’s back. Softer? Stranger? Disco-curious? All signs point to yes.
Before saying a single concrete thing, Harry let the world simmer. Posters popped up in major cities teasing a future meeting with fans. A website titled We Belong Together went live. Then came the voice messages. Intimate, slightly unsettling, very Harry. The internet did what it does best: overanalyze everything.
The official reveal finally landed on Instagram. No tracklist. No lead single. No captions trying too hard. Just the album title, release date, and artwork. Confidence move.
Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally will feature 12 tracks and is produced by Kid Harpoon, Styles’ longtime collaborator and creative anchor. If you’re expecting a full pivot into club bangers, relax. The title suggests contrast, not commitment. Think romance, nostalgia, movement, restraint. Disco as a feeling, not a costume.
This is Styles’ first full-length release since Harry’s House in 2022, the album that cemented his status as a pop heavyweight and cultural moodboard. That era was all sunlit rooms, linen fits, and soft-focus intimacy. The new one already feels nocturnal.
- Harry Styles’ new album will be released on March 6.
- The album is titled Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally.
- The album is produced by Kid Harpoon.